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Lonchopteridae?
Ruth Ahlburg
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 From to day,23.octobre 2007 , near Copenhagen. Denmark.
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 Yes, female Lonchoptera.

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 Thank you!

Are there any suggestions about what species?
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 No, sorry, no suggestion.

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 yep. S. Lebrun is right.

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 Thank you very much
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